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Internet Safety and Cyberbullying Activities and Lessons to be conducted during Internet Safety Week 
Grade K-2 
In collaboration with school guidance counselors, RCS Elementary Media Coordinators will conduct lessons on the following during Internet Safety Week.
 
Grade K:   www.netzsmartkids.org Netsmartz.org – Router’s Birthday Surprise, Use Your Netsmartz
 
Grade 1:   www.ikeepsafe.org – Faux Paw the Techno Cat videos
 
Grade 2:  https://learninglab.org– Garfield Online Safety Program 
 
Lessons will address the following: 
 
1) Acceptable Use Policy – explanation, significance, and practice 
2) Vocabulary – 
  a) password – a secret word or phrase used with username to grant access to      computer and sensitive information online 
  b) cyberbullying – bullying or harshness that happens online 
  c) chat room – an online space to meet and exchange information 
  d) privacy – not sharing personal information online (address, phone number, location,    plans, full name) 
  e) social networking - ability to use a website that allows you to build a profile and connect with others 
 
Grade 3-5 
In collaboration with school guidance counselors, RCS Elementary Media Coordinators will conduct lessons on the following during Internet Safety Week. 
 
Grade 3:  www.netzsmartkids.org – Tell a Trusted Adult 
 
Grade 4:  www.ikeepsafe.org – Faux Paws Dangerous Download 
 
Grade 5:  http://learninglab.org – Cyberbullying
 
Lessons will address the following: 
 
1) Discussion of situations and what to do 
2) Students come up with slogan and make poster 
3) Extended Activities: 
In the computer labs students can use these sites to work independently through the 
question on the following websites: 
 
 
Grade 6-8 
In collaboration with school guidance counselors, RCS Middle School Media Coordinators will  conduct lessons on the following during Internet Safety Week. 
 Information safety 
 Cyberbullying
 Sexting
 Responsible social media (Facebook, Twitter, Edmodo) 
 AUP -correct use and consequences 
 We will use NetSmartz and Edmodo. Materials from Netcetera ( http://www.onguardonline.gov/ ) will be distributed to both teachers and students. 
Publicity/information sharing will be done in collaboration with teachers and students 
(bookmarks, poster contests, commercials).
 
Grade 9-12 
RCS High Media Coordinators will sponsor the following internet safety and cyberbullying:
 
School news commercials to be broadcast on school television, Edmodo, or VBrick
 Create bulletin boards 
 Conduct homeroom mini lessons 
 Provide lessons and opportunity for student produced internet safety brochures 
 Update Media Center webpage to reflect the timely issues and concerns
 
 
 

 



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